[Footnote 96:  Jour.  Roy.  Soc.  Antiq.  Ireland, 1891 (Third Quarter), p. 517.  It is not inappropriate to add that one of these inscriptions reads:  “Branan, son of Ochal,” and that the decipherer (the Rev. Edmond Barry, M.R.I.A.) identifies this latter name with “the name of a King of the Fairies of Connaught (Ri Side Connacht)”:  op. cit., pp. 524-525.  The Ardtole souterrain is described in the Journal of the same Society (July-October, 1889, p. 245), by Mr. Seaton F. Milligan, M.R.I.A.; and the one in Sutherlandshire is referred to by Dr. Joseph Anderson (at p. 289 of “Scotland in Pagan Times:  The Iron Age,” Edinburgh, 1883).]

[Footnote 97:  Proc.  Soc.  Antiq.  Scot. (First Series), vol. vii. pp. 185-6.]

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